. >> the journal, actually, i don't know if you can pick this up but a picture about people in india driving harleys. it speaks about this growth handoff. they eventually want to have -- if there's going to be an engine of growth it won't be in the united states because the consumer is having difficulty. it has to be the rest of the world. we hope as the rest of the world moves up the income rung they'll be buying more american-made products and global trade will pick up. >> and what's the running price of a harley there? like 1,000 bucks? the average salary of a person, a commuter, is $1,000. it would be difficult to afford the hog right now. >> in india and china, you have the motorbike, the dad in the front, baby on the lap, mom on the back with groceries and a chicken stuck on the back. really cool on the harley. >> they do look good. >> just a short time ago we didn't think anyone anywhere was going to buy nonessentials or an american-made product. people are and it's a good thing. >>> coming up this morning's top stories and also jim and tony take on them. plus, could a brawl b